Sustainability in troubling times

[APAK]

I've heard, though, that you can't thrive on rabbit meat alone bc it isn't as nutrient dense as some other meats. Have you heard the same?

It's the fat content I reckon. The rabbit offers the leanest meat of all the wild game. Protein is great although without sufficient fat/ and or carbs you can literally starve just on rabbit alone......its' true

 

[Nancy]

Rabbit meat and squirrel meat can be eaten as well .

As I recall brother, in A.F. Basic, and Tech school, we were served lot's of breaded and deep fried rabbit. It was not bad tasting.
I saw a man once shoot a squirrel (shocked me at the age of 12 and made me sad) Then he proceeded to do he necessary skinning and cleaning the poor thing. THAT, I could NOT watch. As I was in a different country and we were staying with this man and their family and ate meals together every day, I had the honor of watching him eat that squirrel, lol. There were a ton of tiny bones left over , not a lick of meat on any of them. Too much work for so little meat, lol!

 

[TLHKAJ]

It's the fat content I reckon. The rabbit offers the leanest meat of all the wild game. Protein is great although without sufficient fat/ and or carbs you can literally starve just on rabbit alone......its' true

That makes a lot of sense ....the fatty meats are best bc fat helps the body assimilate the nutrients.

 

[quietthinker]

That makes a lot of sense ....the fatty meats are best bc fat helps the body assimilate the nutrients.

I think the ingestion of flesh products of any kind is becoming riskier and riskier.

 

[TLHKAJ]

I think the ingestion of flesh products of any kind is becoming riskier and riskier.

It is if you don't know where your food is coming from.

 

[Marvelloustime]

Just wait till we see the HEAVENLY HOME CHRIST JESUS has prepared for us
OR even better , just wait till we see HIM FACE to face . RAISE THOSE HANDS
its LORD praising time in the building and round the world .

Our Home. That's right. And the lambs have a good ending. Those that endure to the end shall be saved.

 

[amigo de christo]

I've heard, though, that you can't thrive on rabbit meat alone bc it isn't as nutrient dense as some other meats. Have you heard the same?

I have heard and it has been said and written that man shall not live by bread alone but by every Word of the LORD .
Now lift those hands and praise the glorious Lord .

 

[amigo de christo]

Our Home. That's right. And the lambs have a good ending. Those that endure to the end shall be saved.

Onwards in the glorious Lord . yes we do dear sister . A wonderful home awaits the lambs .

 

[Debp]

@TLHKAJ Just wondering how your garden is doing with Autumn's cooler temps? Did you can anything?

When I was a child in PA, our neighbor always made strawberry preserves.

 

[TLHKAJ]

@TLHKAJ Just wondering how your garden is doing with Autumn's cooler temps? Did you can anything?

When I was a child in PA, our neighbor always made strawberry preserves.

It fizzled out bc we have been in a drought for over 2 months and physically, it became really difficult to drag a 100+ft hose all over an acre and a half. I still have flowers and need to harvest a few things like sweet potatoes. Still have tomatoes that are looking healthy and producing enough. I eat mostly animal proteins and animal fats ....very few veggies or fruits for now. I do a lot better eating limited amounts of food (varieties) ...keeps inflammation down.

Since my chiropractor told me 4 or 5 months ago that I need to take a few weeks off any significant physical activity (other than walking, cooking, and washing dishes, basically) to avoid needing shoulder/elbow surgeries ....and I pushed it for months for the sake (and joy) of having a garden .....I decided I'd better step back like she said and allow some healing in my body. So for the last couple of months, I've let my garden do its own thing. (sigh)

 

[Debp]

It fizzled out bc we have been in a drought for over 2 months and physically, it became really difficult to drag a 100+ft hose all over an acre and a half. I still have flowers and need to harvest a few things like sweet potatoes. Still have tomatoes that are looking healthy and producing enough. I eat mostly animal proteins and animal fats ....very few veggies or fruits for now. I do a lot better eating limited amounts of food (varieties) ...keeps inflammation down.

Since my chiropractor told me 4 or 5 months ago that I need to take a few weeks off any significant physical activity (other than walking, cooking, and washing dishes, basically) to avoid needing shoulder/elbow surgeries ....and I pushed it for months for the sake (and joy) of having a garden .....I decided I'd better step back like she said and allow some healing in my body. So for the last couple of months, I've let my garden do its own thing. (sigh)

So sorry you are having health issues with your shoulder and elbow. If you find a certain position gives you trouble with them, try avoiding that position. I did that for one shoulder and it has improved immensely.

 

[TLHKAJ]

So sorry you are having health issues with your shoulder and elbow. If you find a certain position gives you trouble with them, try avoiding that position. I did that for one shoulder and it has improved immensely.

It's both shoulders and both elbows, actually. It is trauma-related from dislocations and such... a progression/product of costochondritis, Tietze Syndrome, and Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (all trauma related). There isn't a position that relieves it. If I can go long enough without reinjury, AND not using my arms ...with good nutrition and supplements (of course, prayer) ...they get better. But it depends on a lot of factors ...one being safety.